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Biggest population changes in Bhadohi district

Computed from 939 villages where both counts are usable. Nobody publishes this ranking; it is not in either source.

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Fastest growing villages in Bhadohi district

Ranked by the change between the Census 2011 count and the 2020 Mission Antyodaya survey.

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Beras pur Deegh 2,338 5,800 +148.1%
2 Bankat Z.Madho Rampur Bhadohi 312 771 +147.1%
3 Chauguna Suriyavan 506 1,250 +147.0%
4 Shivsewak Patti Deegh 1,265 3,099 +145.0%
5 Chak Jura Gyanpur 134 325 +142.5%
6 Jagdishpur Brahmnal Suriyavan 664 1,600 +141.0%
7 Chandapur Bhadohi 236 568 +140.7%
8 Bisauli Kripalpur Abhauli 1,615 3,820 +136.5%
9 Vanjari Aurai 763 1,800 +135.9%
10 Chak Loka Gyanpur 229 536 +134.1%
11 Rajjupur Aurai 126 294 +133.3%
12 Dhan Tulsi Uparwar Deegh 2,079 4,850 +133.3%
13 Bisunpur Suriyavan 1,326 3,090 +133.0%
14 Chak Sanath Bhadohi 203 470 +131.5%
15 Umari Bhadohi 1,455 3,340 +129.6%
16 Gowali Abhauli 1,751 4,000 +128.4%
17 Mavaiya Vara Goti Uparwar Deegh 417 950 +127.8%
18 Govind Patti Abhauli 900 2,040 +126.7%
19 Mahmadpur Uparwar Deegh 643 1,440 +124.0%
20 Tulsipur Deegh 397 889 +123.9%

Villages that shrank most in Bhadohi district

A falling count usually means out-migration, but in a small village it can also mean a boundary change.

#Village Block 20112020Change
1 Rauri Aurai 166 102 -38.5%
2 Rajputan Z. Gohilon Bhadohi 399 246 -38.4%
3 Merhi Abhauli 323 205 -36.5%
4 Basupur Uparwar Aurai 622 400 -35.7%
5 Singhpur Suriyavan 1,186 852 -28.2%
6 Joharpur Gyanpur 1,431 1,045 -27.0%
7 Gyanpur Gyanpur 1,676 1,235 -26.3%
8 Poore Bahuriya Gyanpur 1,239 921 -25.7%
9 Ramaipur N. Bankat Gyanpur 738 570 -22.8%
10 Vihaspur Deegh 544 430 -21.0%
11 Chak Sarnath Gyanpur 442 350 -20.8%
12 Kishun Deopur Deegh 1,194 960 -19.6%
13 Girdharpur Gyanpur 1,353 1,117 -17.4%
14 Sultanpur Aurai 372 310 -16.7%
15 Saravan Gyanpur 661 560 -15.3%
16 Kanthipur Suriyavan 121 103 -14.9%
17 Manapur Or Malepur Suriyavan 1,818 1,552 -14.6%
18 Rajaipur Z. Gohlaw Bhadohi 1,502 1,322 -12.0%
19 Chaura Kala Gyanpur 1,395 1,246 -10.7%
20 Ghuripur Bhadohi 959 865 -9.8%
What this ranking leaves out, and why. 42 villages here had fewer than 100 people in 2011 — at that size a percentage says more about the surveyor than the village, so they are excluded. A further 0 sit within half a point of the limits beyond which we treat a figure as implausible (+150% or −40%): they are the villages that only just survived that test, not the fastest moving, and ranking them first would be misleading. That is 42 excluded in total. How the limits are set.